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Dennis Pang has shaped 27,000 surfboards ranging from single fins, twin fins, shortboard, funboards, longboards, and paddle boards. He’s shaped surfboards for surfers in Hawaii, California, Australia, Brazil, Peru, and Japan. He’s also shaped for companies such as Surfline Hawaii, Lightining Bolt, Local Motion, and Town & Country. Besides offering a variety of surfboards, he also been shaping competitive paddle boards since 1990. While working with Gerry Lopez, he created an EPS Epoxy paddle board striving to make it the lightest and strongest paddle board around.
Dennis Pang Paddle Boards 4 Comments »By participating in online discussions you acknowledge that you have read and agreed to the TERMS OF SERVICE. Any violations of these terms may result in account suspension or deactivation. Please keep your comments civil and in good taste. To report a comment, email info@surfboardshack.comKevin Willis, on June 25, 2008 @ 6:48 am |Hello Dennis, Sierra Ondo, on January 12, 2010 @ 11:10 am |I love your surfboards Nanci, on October 11, 2011 @ 11:00 am |I bought an old twin-fin that has a tiny line on it in the middle that says ‘glassworks by don saiki for dennis’, it’s 8’6″, and i hadn’t surfed since the 70’s…i’ve been out on that thing at Baby Queen’s almost every saturday for 3 months and cannot catch a wave…have asked around, some say i need a bigger board, that the twin-fin is not right for me, that my arms aren’t strong enough, but i’m out there every saturday, determined to surf! Leave a comment |
paul gabriel, on April 12, 2008 @ 12:25 pm |
hello I wanted to get a custom longboard for my wife, she has a 8’0..22″wide and 3″ thick in the middle core then it tapers out and I want to be made to look like the boards that duke guys use to have with their names on the board.. please let me know. thank you for your help,aloha